• A gentle machine cycle at 30°C

• Use a mild detergent

• Wash like with like: similar colours, similar fabrics

• Turn black tee inside out to preserve the shade

• Avoid fabric softeners, bleach, or stain removers

• Only wash when necessary - often, simply airing is enough

Do not overcrowd the machine: too much friction wears fibres down. If hand-washing, gently swirl, never wring or twist.

• Do not tumble dry

• Gently reshape immediately after wash while damp

• Shake it out from the hem, then gently stretch the T-shirt in the length first to restore its original shape

• Lay flat or hang dry

• Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight

Let it breathe and air dry in stillness. No dryer - it’s harsh on delicate fibres, causing shrinkage or discolouration over time.

• Act fast to treat stains

• Dab (don’t rub) with a clean cloth or paper cloth to absorb excess liquid

• Apply mild soap or detergent directly to the stain

• Let it sit, then rinse with warm water

• For white tees, a paste of baking soda + water can lift stubborn marks - let dry fully, then brush away

Avoid bleach, harsh chemicals, or aggressive scrubbing. They damage delicate fibres and may discolour the fabric. If the stain persists, consider professional cleaning.

• Use a low heat setting

• Iron inside out, ideally while still slightly damp

• Avoid pressing hard or using steam directly on the silk-rich blends

Small creases are part of the tee’s relaxed nature and will soften with wear and movement.

• We recommend folding or laying your tees flat

• Keep in a cool, dry place, out of direct sunlight

• Avoid wire hangers that may stretch shoulders or neckline

For extended wear, rotation and rest helps maintain shape.